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Every story the desk has published about Greater Noida, with the market figures that tell you whether a headline applies to the home you are looking at.
🗓Updated·Edited by Rakesh Mahajan
We have published 5 stories about Greater Noida, most recently on 29 Sept 2026, 8:51 am IST. The most frequent topics are road development, authority announcements. Every story explains what it means for buyers, investors, existing owners and tenants, and credits its original source.
For context, Greater Noida averages ₹7,800/sq ft in our research , up 88% over five years , with gross rental yields around 3.4%. We have full research on 18 projects in the city. Use the stories below alongside the price data: a road or metro announcement matters most for the localities it actually reaches.
Greater Noida market data
A proposed 39.5-km four-lane road is set to link the Ganga Expressway with Shri Kalki Dham in Sambhal. It is still in the approval stage, but it could improve access and support nearby property demand if the project actually moves ahead.
Ghaziabad has cleared road and civic works that can ease movement on GT Road and at the LC-3C crossing. The plan may improve day-to-day convenience, but it is still only an approval, not a finished upgrade.
YEIDA has cleared a logistics park and is working on a much larger industrial node near Noida International Airport. The plan can improve long-term demand for land and housing in the Yamuna Expressway belt, but it is still only a plan at this stage.
Yeida has cleared new industrial and logistics steps around Noida International Airport, but these are still approvals and planning moves, not finished projects. For buyers and investors, the immediate effect is more land activity and more attention on airport-linked sectors, while actual price impact will depend on execution.
The Supreme Court has ordered sealing of more than 16,000 properties in Meerut and demolition of illegal structures. The immediate impact is legal and operational: owners facing action may lose use of the assets, while buyers and lenders will likely become more cautious around title and compliance checks.
